On Tuesday 29 January 2008 10:00 pm, Ben Wheeler wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 26, 2008 at 07:13:46PM +0300, Tuma wrote:
> > On Sunday 20 January 2008 12:02 am, you wrote:
> > > On Fri, Jan 18, 2008 at 11:55:24PM +0300, Tuma wrote:
> > > > > Ok, but I meant the full message.
> > > > > I mean, is it
> > > > > NoteOn 49 v
> > > > > followed by
> > > > > NoteOff 49 v
> > > > >
> > > > > or is it
> > > > > CC 49 v
> > > > > and then another
> > > > > CC 49 v
> >
> > I cann't get NoteOff message. NoteOn only. =\
> > Here is an example from KMidiMon:
> > "
> > 40176,Vestax PC-CONTROLLER:0,Note on, 1 , 48, 0
> > 39410,Vestax PC-CONTROLLER:0,Note on, 1 , 48, 127
> > "
> >
> > 48 is the value of my sensor.
> >
> > > > > and what are the values of v?
> >
> > What is v? And how can I get this value?
>
> It's the last number in the lines you gave me above, ie 0 and 127.
>
> <rant-at-vestax>
> This choice of message is so bloody stupid I don't know where to start.
> Why oh why oh why can't manufacturers use obvious standards
> on MIDI controllers?! If M-Audio can do it, anyone can...
> </rant-at-vestax>
>
> Ok, so your controller sends a Note On with a velocity of 127 when
> button is pressed, and another Note On with a velocity of 0 when
> it's released. To my knowledge we've never seen exactly this behaviour
> before... BUT it is similar to BUTTON and SWITCH which I think used
> CCs with the same value, or something like it (I never understood the
> difference between the two). So you *might* be in luck. Try adding
> <midioption>button</midioption>
> or
> <midioption>switch</midioption>
> to the relevant config stanza. Better test this on a regular button rather
> than the scratch sensor (assuming they work the same way!) as there's
> some evidence that the scratch sensor isn't working for some reason,
> although I can't see any reason why but I have no way of testing it
> right now.
Okay. I understand that my Sensor sends 127 when it is hold and sends 0 when
it is released. Am I right? Is it too hard to configure reaction for such
control? I don't bellieve. The mechanism is really transparrent.
Do you mean to try:
<control>
<group>[Channel1]</group>
<key>wheel_touch_sensor</key>
<miditype>Key</miditype>
<midino>48</midino>
<midioption>button</midioption>
> or
<midioption>switch</midioption>
<midichan>1</midichan>
</control>
Is it correct?
No effect. I tyed the same options for standart "Key" control and tryed to
hold it "Down" (and i thought it must stop playing until I release it)... no
effect too.
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